The Rotary Foundation Trustees and Rotary International Board of Directors have both unanimously approved adding a new area of focus: supporting the environment.
Together, we see a world where people unite and take action to create lasting change – across the globe, in our communities, and in ourselves.
Welcome to Rotary District 6250! Our District consists of 60+ Rotary clubs and 3,000 Rotarians in western Wisconsin. Rotary is the oldest service organization in the world. Everyday our members work to make the world a better place – in our communities, our country, and around the world. We also work on ourselves; developing leadership skills and expanding our networks. If you join a Rotary club, you will find why so many of us agree that Rotary has been among the best decisions we’ve ever made. Contact us today and we'll help get you started!
If you're a District Rotarian, your District website has the resources to help you learn more about Rotary, to help you keep your club strong and healthy, and to assist you in working with the Rotary Foundation. You will find our calendar of events; containing of both club and district-wide events. There is a directory of district leadership to help you track down needed information, and an archive of documents you may need in working on training or projects.
District Governor 2020-2021
Bill Pritchard
Bill Pritchard
Welcome to the 2020-2021 Rotary Year! This year, the Rotary theme is “Rotary Opens Opportunities”.
Each month, District Governor Bill Pritchard will share some thoughts and goings on from around the district. Click on the link below to read Bill's July message.
Please welcome Cerise Siamof, District 6250’s newest Global Scholar
Jake with our former Global Grant scholar, Jeremy O'Brian at Christmas time. The second photo is Jake with other Americans preparing a Thanksgiving meal for other students in his program in the UK.
Meet our Newest Global Grant Scholar - Jake Poeping
Jake is originally from Long Lake, Minnesota, but is a proud Wisconsin Badger at heart. Since graduating from UW-Madison with a degree in Biology and African Studies, Jake's passion for public health has taken him across the globe.
Update from Melissa Diamond, Peace Scholar
